Architecture Portfolio V.2 | Filipe Battazza

FILIPE BATTAZZA ARCHITECT - MACKENZIE / UPC-ETSAB - BRAZIL

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Filipe Battazza Brazilian Architect 03/10/1993 (24 years)

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CONTACT

Calle Cabestany, 7 Barcelona - Spain

+34 691352576 fbattazza@gmail.com

ABOUT

I believe that the best thing an architect can do is to experience new things, to live different occasions, go to different places and absorb the atmosphere. Cities give us a rich amount of information social, physical, political, our assignment is to interpret and try to summarize in actions for design a project ou action. I’m in the pursuit of experiencing worldwide scenarios in order to improve the life of people through architecture.

SKILLS 3D MODELING & DRAWINGS

RENDERING AND PRESENTATION

Auto CAD Revit Architecture Sketch Up Rhino

VRay (Skt + Rh + 3dM) Adobe Photoshop Adobe Indesign Adobe Illustrator

LANGUAGES PORTUGUESE

Native language

INTERESTS

SPANISH

Advanced / DELE level C1

ENGLISH

Advanced / CAE level C1

Photograph / Graphic Design / History / Architectural theory / Travelling

CURRICULUM VITAE EDUCATION

2017 - 2018 UPC-ETSAB (barcelona-ES)

Master Studies in advanced architecture, Contemporary Project (MBarch)

2012 - 2016 UNIVERSIDADE PRESBITERIANA MACKENZIE (são paulo-BR) Bachelor studies in Architecture and Urbanism

Work experience

06-09 2017 BISELLI KATCHBORIAN + ARE

BIM Architect - Design development of the international airport of Florianópolis (~40.000m²) made all in Revit (BIM platform).

03-06 2017 FIGUEROA.ARQ

Architect - Invited to participated in one competition and two prospection projects.

04-12 2016 MM18 ARQUITETURA

Architecture Intern - Worked with executive drawings, site visits, renders and presentations.

02-04 2016 HIPERSTUDIO

Collaborator - Worked in a hospital competition wich we obtained the second place.

03-07 2015 FCSTUDIO

Architecture Intern - Worked with presentations and post production of images, drawings.

06-03 14-15 HOE AZEVEDO ARQUITETURA

Architecture Intern - First professional contact with executive drawings in all scales.

ADDITIONAL experience

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2015 WORKSHOP: PARAMETRIC MODELING AND DIGITAL FABRICATION

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2015 ARCHITECTURAL ASSOCIATION SUMMER SCHOOL (AASM)

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2014 CURA (ARCHITECTURAL PRESENTETION)

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2013 WORKSHOP: ANHANGABAÚ (GEHL ARCHITECTS)

Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, São Paulo, BR - One week course about digital fabrication, devoloped in Rhino.

Architectural Association, London, UK - Workshop developing different aproaches in architecture.

Curso de Representação Arquitetônica, São Paulo, BR - Improved my skills in rendering and Adobe softwares.

Prefecture of São Paulo, São Paulo, BR - Mapping of Downtown São Paulo and proposals for interventions.

FILIPE BATTAZZA

“ARCHITECTURE IS A WAY OF SEEING, THINKING AND QUESTIONING OUR WORLD AND OUR PLACE IN IT.” THOM MAYNE

Filipe Battazza Social Networks @filipebattazza /filipe.battazza

PROJECTS INDEX

PROFESSIONAL

COMPETITION

ACADEMIC

extra

06-09

MEMORIAL AND MUSEUM OF HOLOCAUST

10 - 11

SP TOWER

12 -13

ÁGUAS CLARAS PARK

14 - 17

HOSPITAL FACILITY BRASILIA

18 - 21

PERMEABLE TRANSITIONS

22-25

THE OBJECT OF IMBALANCE

26 -27

PHOTOS AND MODELS

Cultural / São Paulo - BR

Mixed-use / São Paulo - BR

Public space / Brasilia - BR

Heatlh / Brasilia - BR

Mixed-use / São Paulo - BR

Design / London - UK

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1. MEMORIAL AND MUSEUM OF HOLOCAUST DATE : 2017 LOCATION: SAO PAULO - BR PROGRAM: CULTURAL TYPE: COMISSION SCALE: LARGE - 3000m² ROLE: CO-AUTHOR at Figueroa.arq The proposal for the Museum and Memorial of Holocaust in São Paulo was to create a route with variations in spaces and materiality.Each part in other to transmit different emotions and evoke the imaginarie of this difficult but also important period of history. The outside patio is conceived as a contemplation place, where to pray for the ones who lost their lives, represented by the rocks, the black marble creates a surprise because all the outside wall is made in raw concrete. It works independent from the museum, as a memorial, but can also be seen as part of the route. Inside the Museum the ground floor gives access to the café the auditorium and service area, going down is the educational floor with libraries and workshop classes and going up are the exhibitions permanent and temporary. The circulation happens by stairs in the voids to underground floor an by a long and dark ramp to expositions, that also led to a garden observatory in the rooftop.

- 2 PARKING PLAN

-1 EDUCATIONALFLOOR

+1 EXPOSITIONS FLOOR

GROUND FLOOR

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ROOF PLAN

PORTFOLIO PROGRAM ISOMETRIC EXPOSITIONS

1146,49m²

PARKING

931,35m²

COLLECTION

599,32m²

LIBRARY

544,45m²

TEMPORARY EXPOSITIONS

485,52m²

TECHNICAL AREA 400,48m²

STAFF

393,29m²

AUDITORIUM

344,13m²

ACSESS

313,66m²

EDUCATIONAL

262,64m²

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FILIPE BATTAZZA FACADE VIEW

PERSPECTIVE SECTION

PERSPECTIVE SECTION

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PORTFOLIO ENTRANCE VIEW

COURTYARD VIEW

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2. SP TOWER DATE : 2017 LOCATION: SAO PAULO - BR PROGRAM: MIXED USE TYPE: COMISSION SCALE: EXTRA LARGE ROLE: CO-AUTHOR at Figueroa.arq São Paulo is one of the biggest city in the world and besides its good architecture, there aren’t any new building with an important image to represent the city. In the pursuit of this imagery of progress, some investors proposed to construct one hundred floor buildings and a new masterplan for the area of the actual Main distribution Market of fruits and flowers of the city (they are moving to a new location in a few years). The proposal was first to determine a structural system, studying others similar towers we chose the concept of rigid circulation core in the center with mixed concrete and steel exoskeleton, liberating the open plan. In order to create a more interesting image of the building and also relate to the modern architecture in São Paulo as some columns in Mendes da Rochas and principally Artiga’s buildings, the building changes it section. From one way of view can be seen as an elegant tower moving around it changes completely. Inside there are two elevated public spaces dividing the three programs: offices, Hotel, and apartments, with the main restaurant and 360° observatory of the city in the top.

MASTERPLAN PERSPECTIVE

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PORTFOLIO TIETE RIVER VIEW

BOULEVARD VIEW

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3. ÁGUAS CLARAS PARK TRANSPORT DATE : 2017 LOCATION: SAO PAULO - BR PROGRAM: MIXED USE TYPE: COMISSION SCALE: EXTRA LARGE ROLE: CO-AUTHOR at Figueroa.arq

STREETS

The competition for a park on the Aguas Claras district in the city of Brasilia was for us at first a matter of organizing the territory characterized by different areas disconnected by railways, avenues, and topography. The gesture to integrate them was the creation of an axis passing through the areas, that should work as an elevated platform with vertical cores distributed, creating a visual reference. After this was easier to determine the activities, pathways and green areas. Inside each square was important to design also the relation with topography and the activities, we decide to divide in platforms connected by generous stairs where the main program happens in the open space and the support areas: bathrooms, lockers, bicycle garage, cafés, restaurants happen semi-grounded in a shaded area.

AXIS

GREEN AREA

PATHWAYS RIVERS

ACTIVITIES

TREES CITY

URBAN SECTION

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PORTFOLIO SQUARE 1 VIEW

MASTERPLAN

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HOSPITAL FACILITY BRASILIA DATE : 2016 LOCATION: BRASILIA- BR PROGRAM: HEALTH TYPE: COMPETITION (awarded second place) SCALE: MEDIUM - 2000m² ROLE: COLLABORATOR at Hiperstudio As working with a health facility the proposal was to create spaces more generous and with more natural elements than usual hospitals. The plan goes along with longitudinal way of the site, exploring its extension to organize the program in a central linear pavilion that organize the fluxes to the connected blocks that houses different functions. From one side we have the three main rectangular blocks with the medical facilities and in the other side a linear service bar. In the entrance, we hace the reception and the mini auditorium to give educational heatlht tips for the population and working with a degree of independence of the rest. In order to give flexibility the structure is divided between the roof and the blocks, so while maintainhg the roof as the connector, is possible to change the blocks or add new ones if necessary. To improve the quality of the space, the hospital facility has gardens, and water tanks, also helping in to give humidity to the really dry weather of Brasilia.

PLAN

SECTION

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PORTFOLIO CORRIDOR AXE

PLUG-IN SERVICES

ORGANIZATION

POSSIBLE GROWTH

STRUCTURE CANOPY STRUCTURE

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FILIPE BATTAZZA ENTRANCE VIEW

CORRIDOR VIEW

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PORTFOLIO

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PERMEABLE TRANSITIONS: Ways of inhabiting THE TERRITORY DATE : 2016 LOCATION: SAO PAULO - BR PROGRAM: MIXED-USE TYPE: GRADUATION PROJECT at Mackenzie University SCALE: LARGE - 3.500m² ROLE: AUTHOR The project starts with an eye-catching approach to the local scale, on the ground floor, but also aware of the metropolitan scale, it flows, and dynamics. The question of territory assumes a central role in the elaboration of the proposal, which determines a systemic posture - with a certain infra-structural character - to think beyond the object. The idea is to first be the proposition of an architecture that stands out for its functionality as a system. A kind of mechanism that intends to modify the reality and the perception that we have of the environment, constructing a new landscape. Interest in enabling a way to see the world and transform it, encouraging behaviors and actions. The creation of an atmosphere, a reasoning applied to the conception of simple objects and architectural forms. The different functions of the buildings were conceived in the form of a system, firstly related to the surroundings, but allowing the interaction between the projects, guaranteeing autonomy and complementarity. In this way, the catwalk and the city’s own floor connect the various events, adding to the flow of people that pass through the area daily and that can be captured by the buildings and their public spaces.

PROGRAMATIC SECTION

URBAN SECTION

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PORTFOLIO

ISOMETRIC VIEW

HOTIZONTAL CONNECTIONS

VERTICAL CONNECTIONS

BUILDINGS

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FILIPE BATTAZZA ENTRANCE VIEW SITE MODEL

SECTION MODEL

LIBRARY VIEW

SCHOOL OF THEATER VIEW

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PORTFOLIO PROJECT MODEL

SECTION MODEL

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The object of imbalance DATE : 2015 LOCATION: LONDON - UK PROGRAM: DESIGN OBJECT TYPE: PROJECT at Architectural Associtation Summer School SCALE: SMALL ROLE: CO-AUTHOR The ‘Object of Imbalance’ project is the result of the analysis of East London City from a future perspective. In which the current eccentricity and vivacity of the spaces were lost with the exit of the old residents and the housing crisis is present Thus, the proposed object is based on this unequal siting, where the point of support is displaced. One imposes his strength upon the lives of many. But most of all we seek the interaction of people and that it brings part of that experience of a city that has been lost.

Several physical models were made for study, and developed in the Rhino to finally manufacture the pieces in 1: 1 in the CNC machine with a single sheet of laminated wood.

COLLAGE

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PORTFOLIO INTERACTION DRAWING 1

INTERACTION MODELS

INTERACTION DRAWING 2

CONSTRUCTION METHOD

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PHOTOS Photograph more than a static representation should also represent how people interact with architecture. That is the motif of my the photos I took from the places I visit, in order to create a visual notebook. But also to learn with the others architects details and different construction methods.

Instagram account: @filipebattazza

Barcelona Pavilion_Mies Van de Rohe Barcelona, Spain

St. Antoni Library_RCR arquitectes Barcelona, Spain

St Mary Axe_Norman Foster London, England

Millenium Bridge_Norman Foster London, England

British Museum_Norman Foster London, England

MuBE_Paulo Mendes da Rocha SĂŁo Paulo, Brasil

Japan House_Kengo Kuma SĂŁo Paulo, Brasil

C. Andujar Pav._Arquitetos Associados Inhotim, Brasil

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PORTFOLIO

MODELS

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Making models is an important part of the process of design, to explore the shape, see the light and proportions. Not focusing exactly on a material or technique I tried to integrate the physical model making as a tool in the academic projects.

1_SumarĂŠ Transfer (Master) 2_Lapa Station (Graduation) 3_Objct. Imbalance (Workshop) 4_Permeable transitions (Grad.)

5_Brick Enclosure (Graduation)

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